Phoenix was recognized by The 74 Million as one of the thirteen most innovative schools they visited in 2017- what an honor! The list featured snippets of the articles written about each school during the year. See ours and their introduction below, and view the full list here. From Washing Machines... Read More »
Phoenix was featured in an article in the Eagle Tribune on September 27th on its advancement in the charter application process to turn Phoenix Academy Lawrence into a charter school. Read on to learn more, or view the original article here. Phoenix Academy, a charter public high school group that... Read More »
Phoenix was thrilled to welcome over 75 attendees to our Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the new Phoenix Chelsea campus in Bellingham Square! This is an exciting move for Phoenix Chelsea, and is all thanks to an amazing partnership between Phoenix and Bunker Hill Community College. Now our students get to... Read More »
Phoenix was featured in an article written by Kate Stringer of The 74 Million, an education reform website. Read on below, or click here to view the original article. A Phoenix Breakthrough: How 3 Massachusetts High Schools Are Helping Dropouts Become College-Bound Grads [caption id="attachment_337" align="alignleft" width="300"] Photo by Genevieve... Read More »
Phoenix Charter Academy Network awarded $150,000 by Barr Foundation to advance greater success for all New England students On Tuesday, June 27, 2017, Phoenix Charter Academy Network was named one of nine grantees in the Barr Foundation Education Program’s Engage New England: Doing high school differently initiative. Phoenix is proud... Read More »
On Wednesday, June 28, 2017, in recognition of her leadership and impact as Founder and CEO of Phoenix Charter Academy Network and within the Greater Boston community, Beth Anderson was named a 2017 Barr Foundation Fellow. As a member of the 2017 Class of Barr Fellows, Anderson will participate in... Read More »
Phoenix is excited to share that after two wonderful years at Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology, we are moving our annual gala to The Innovation and Design Building on Drydock Avenue in South Boston. As leaders in the education reform movement, we can't think of a better place to celebrate... Read More »
Phoenix Charter Academy graduates Gisma Ahmad and Destiny Morton, alongside Amy Ciaraldi, child care director at the school in Lawrence, Massachusetts, tell Sue O'Connell how important their charter school is to them. Furthering their education, Destiny is going to Brandeis and Gisma is going to Benjamin Franklin Institute of technology.... Read More »